That's a hell of a lot of $. I was on $100K for doing a similar amount of depressingly simple or "easy" work, while being surrounded by people who felt or at l

That's a hell of a lot of $. I was on $100K for doing a similar amount of depressingly simple or "easy" work, while being surrounded by people who felt or at least appeared stuck. It seems like a dream but I also got really demotivated and my sharp skills quickly became stale and then one day I realised I didn't care enough to upskill again. The job became more about appearance and saying the right things, showing your face in the right meetings, and claiming recognition for other people's work. I've now shelved that career. The money wasn't worth the feeling of guilt or missing out. I think the hardest part was knowing I was getting paid double than people who worked 3X harder.